Hel lo Seal– youl ook so cut e.
Wi llyoupl ay wi thme t oday?
Hel lof riendl y seal – youl ook so f riendl y.
Wi llyoupl ay wi thme t oday?
Hel lo el ephantseal , Yournose i sso bi g,can yousmel lwel l? Woul d youl ike t o pl ay wi thme t oday?
Hel lo baby seal– you l ook so young and new.
Wi llyourMum l etyou pl ay wi thme?
Hel lo cur iousseal , Youl ook so cur ious. Whatdo youwantt o ask? And,woul d youl ike t o pl ay t oday?
Hel lo spot ty seal– you l ook so spot ty.
Wi llyoupl ay wi thme t oday?
Hel lor ude seal– youl ook si ll y wi thyourt ongue out . Wi llmy Mum l etme pl ay wi thyout oday?
Hel lo fluf fy seal– you l ook so fluf fy!
Wi llyoupl ay wi thme t oday?
Hel lo shar k, – youl ook fier ce!
Idon' tthi nk Ishoul d pl ay wi thyout oday?
Hel lo sl eepy seal– you l ook so sl eepy!
Shoul d we pl ay,orshoul d we sl eep?
I t' sti me f orme t o go t o bed.
Goodbye seal s! Ihope we can pl ay agai n t omor row.
Mum,can It ake t hissealwi th me t o bed?
SIGHT WORDS IN THIS BOOK: will up your you let what play this want with to my me can out look I don't would could should like we go so and for some let again
ADJECTIVES IN THIS BOOK: cute new fluffy friendly big fierce sleepy sleep well curious rude sleek silly fierce spotty
COMMON VERBS AND NOUNS play today think wake take hope nose baby tomorrow fish young hello elephant ask goodbye bed tongue smell time
